09 Jun 1951
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1951
Page
1
The convention opened with veteran affairs sessions led by General Malone, an instructor at West Point when General Douglas MacArthur attended. Morning talks followed, highlighting ongoing business and official proceedings.
Regular Veterans association plans a parade on First Street from Bret Barie segment to Castro Street then Main Street where units from Armed Forces and parade groups will join. After the march, participants will attend a public dance at the Veterans Memorial Building. The event features posts from Sawtelle Los Angeles Pet 33 San Francisco Eden Township 86 Golden Gate West 72 Oakland Golden Dear 74 Bonecia 95 Richmond Old Glory 214 Napa Vallejo 890 Vallejo and Yontville Home post 214. State commander Ernest E. Gollicutt commended the group despite illness during the year.
U S troops moved into the Austrian zone to compel Soviet nationals to leave after an ultimatum. Russian guards, a sergeant, and two officers abandoned the area, dropping baggage including a baby carriage and potted plants as they exited toward the Soviet border.
John Perry participates in the Cy fifth annual Western Poultry Congress in Fresno. The event features nine cents commercial exhibits, panel discussions, and guest speakers, highlighting progress and industry updates.
Eleven fliers dead or missing after multiple crashes across the United States. Near Lubbock Texas a B-2 bomber exploded after takeoff, killing nine and injuring others. A second disaster near Albuquerque left one survivor. Additional crashes occurred near Bagdad New Mexico and Wiesbaden Germany involved missing F-4s and a Navy F-GF fighter with minor injuries to a pilot who parachuted.
Three children Larry 7 Janet 6 and Steven 3 wandered for 29 hours across rugged Sangre de Christo terrain. A search by 600 people and 193 soldiers ended when four soldiers found them near a cliff face three miles from a picnic area. They appeared in good condition aside from scratches and hunger.
Secretary of State Acheson testified before the Senate committee investigating the China Lobby and MacArthur dismissal. He said evidence so far is hearsay and insufficient to prove improper use of aid funds, though violations of law are possible. MacArthur charged the Marshall mission to China created bloodshed and weakened Chiang Kai-shek’s government, arguing the project fostered a Communist coalition.
President Truman will address the nation via all major radio and TV networks at 7:30 p.m. Thursday to rally support for a tougher anti inflation program. He urged Congress to act swiftly on extending controls to June 30 and warned of possible Russian action if legislation stalls. White House and party leaders push public letters to Congress to demand quick action amid beef price rollback debates and farm bloc opposition.
East Bay Municipal Utility District offices will open from 9 am to 5 pm daily, per general manager John W. McFarland. The new hours took effect yesterday, reflecting a shift in weekday access for customers.
Three Jesuit priests from San Francisco were expelled from Communist China as cultural spies. Father John Lipman said Father Uma Joseph B. Donohoe Gerald J. Pope and Edward J. Murphy were denounced by the government for influencing Chinese people. They were sent to Hong Kong to await reassignment in the Orient.
Ashland residents expect 60 to 700 attendees at the 17th Annual Firemen's Ball at the East 14th street roller rink tonight. Chair Henry Schiller says Frank Gygax’s seven‑piece band will provide music as the department hosts friends and neighbors after weeks of ticket sales and preparations.
London reports that three telegrams from missing British diplomats Burgess and MacLean were traced. Burgess sent from Rome to his mother claiming a long Mediterranean holiday, while MacLean’s messages to his wife and mother claimed he was fine and had to leave unexpectedly. The Foreign Office confirms the trio arrived in England Thursday and Morrison will address Parliament Monday.
Tokyo dispatches report Chinese and North Korean forces retreating from the southeastern corner of the Iron Triangle in central Korea. Kumhwa and Chorwon are being abandoned as UN forces advance, with reports of light resistance and delaying actions. U.S. officials hint at a possible cease fire offer as Marshall and Ridgeway coordinate.
Howard D. Irish, 49, of 755 Pine Dell Court Hayward, fell about 20 feet from a ladder while painting a sign at the Haymont shopping center on Castro Street. He suffered injuries but was treated at Fairmont Hospital and later released.
A self proclaimed forecaster Rueben Greenspan predicted a major San Francisco quake at 9 30 a m tomorrow claiming a repeat of the 1906 event. Scientists at UC Berkeley and the Coast and Geodetic Survey dismissed the claim as unfounded noting sun moon alignment on June 5 and calling the theory unsubstantiated while Greenspan boasted accuracy within two minutes.
Alameda County supervisors voted to buy 150 acres east of Santa Rita for a potential relocation of the Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center as Navy plans for reactivating Camp Parks loom. The purchase, from Lucence Staples, hinges on title search, with proposed use as a jail farm and vegetable source for county institutions.
Deborah Mac Meddy the infant daughter of Eugene Middy of Linden Street was reported improving at Highland Hospital after both siblings, aged four, were treated following an accidental cough syrup ingestion. Eugene Maddy Jr died yesterday at the hospital from the same incident. the bottle contained medicine and was placed there by the boy.
Two area men return from Korea aboard the USNA General Buckner. Second Lt. Clifford F. Decker of San Leandro and Lt. Col. Olivera G. Kinney of San Leandro arrive on a day rotation.
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